Crappie Fishing - How to Vertical Jig for Crappie
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How to Vertical Jig for Crappie part 1
July 20, 2017 Crappie Fishing
Tonight I attempted to film a tutorial on How to Vertical Jig for Crappie...let's just say I've had better evenings. I did manage to boat a few crappies while demonstrating how I go about the vertical jigging process. Stay tuned for part 2 of How to Vertical Jig for Crappie.
Hope you enjoy the video!
-Flopping Crappie
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Good Stuff...that Intel will help people land some big ones in the🚣boat.😊👍👍
Thanks CAM. Appreciate the support!
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Of course, you can add me to your homepage. Appreciate the help man!
Dude, I like how you stay calm under pressure. Seems like it started off as a frustrating day (getting crowded by other boaters doesn't help) but you pulled out a good day and taught me something while doing it. Thanks man, cool video.
Thanks!
I like to spider rig. Four poles, double-rigged. When fishing certain depths in a still boat, slip bobbers work great. You know the depth and can easily adjust it, if needed.
I was probably 8 or 9 yrs old, fishing with the old man, and this is how he always fished crappie. When your young you want to be like dad, so from that point on, this is how I fished crappie. 35 yrs later and I still use this method prob 80% of the time. I also love using bobber and fishing with pink/black combo or chart/purple Bobby G. Stroll'r jig, also Bobby G's SLAB SLAYERS monkey milk, electric chicken and blue ice. Those are colors you cant go wrong with. Tip with crappie nibbles, and fish a foot or so above stumps ,brush, vegetation....also great method when they are up tight on the bank
Great tip on finding the proper depth using the rod. Thanks
Hey man, nice video. I like how you started with your sonar and went step by step. You’ve got a thumbs up and a new sub. I can’t get enough of these crappie videos especially when the lakes are all frozen.
Thanks for the sub, and thanks for watching!
I’ve been in situations when crappie are close to the bottom and the only way I could catch them was bumping the bottom slow trolling spider rig set up. Marabou spinner jigs works great for this in low visibility
I’m in east Texas close to lake fork, lake of the pines , caddo lake and Toledo bend. Most lakes here you must throw them back if there under 10 in, and catching those 18 inchers are fun as well
I've seen some big fish come out of lake of the pines. That lake is definitely on my bucket list.
How far are you away from pines? It’s in my back yard 18 miles down the road? If you like bass lake fork is your 20 lb lake
@@rod4758 well I love in Wisconsin, so it would definitely be a long trip. But from the pics I've seen it will be worth it
ive always liked your vids your better than the bigger anglers
+Clue Dizzy, Thanks! I really appreciate the support!
I start higher in the water column over a brush pile, 4 to 5 ft ,work your way down in depth that way you don't disturb the hungry fish that are on the top of the brush pile by bringing a fish from the bottom up through the brush pile.
Great video. I like to troll slow like .05 with a rod in each hand in shallow water. Picked up 18 Saturday all 10+ inches using some great new hand tied jigs a buddy made for me fishing near Memphis. They were hitting in the purple early then whites later. Used green crappie bites.
It is to bad that Lakeveiw,Northlake or Flowerlake can no longer be fished.Dacus never recovered from the flying carp problem.All the oxbows are flooded anyway.
I use to spider rig with 5 poles now I prefer 2.A school of White bass or a large catfish can turn fishing into hard work.when trolling with multiple poles.
Sometimes trolling is not effective.I believe I will try the structure fishing method at Glenn Springs today.I have not used my buoy markers in years.
I use minnows here in Central Florida!!
hey just wanted to say how much I enjoy your videos. Im in soutwest Texas and fish a lot for crappie. We have been using " Crappie Bites" with our jigs here and have had great success with them. wonder if you have tried them yet?
keep up the great videos.
are they the same as crappie nibbles? if so I have use them when the bite is tough and don't have live bait in the boat with me.
To measure depth, you can also use your reel. Length of line per crank x number of cranks.
This is true. I just found it faster to measure rod length
Good stuff, suggestion...my reel draws 32 inches of line per revolution. If you use a combination of what you are doing then count revs' you won't have to take the bait out of the water so much.
Thanks for the post.
Thanks for the tip and thanks for watching!
I usually don’t jig much, couple bounces here and there but mostly straight up slowly. I’m going to have to get me one of those floats though. I like your videos. LOZ
thanks for watching!
Nice vid. Crappies don't fight much but taste great.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks cuz I’m a new crappie fisherman
The Best Crappie channel Thanks
Thanks, appreciate it!
Bobber small jig is my favorite way to fish for them or just tight line and jig. What do you think about those two ways?
I think they both can work great in the right situation. Thanks for watching!
I like to long line the best at the pre spawn. But do jig and slip cork after they move back to deep water on brish
Dude thanks for posting the links to the equipment used !!!! Great video. Subbed.
you're welcome, thanks for the sub!
I see you fish a lot of with a 7'6 acc rods. Any Intel on longer rods vs shorter rods?
I normally use the 10' or 11' jig rods for vertically jigging brush piles. The 7'6" and 8' are great for casting search baits or slip bobbers. The longer rods are meant for more of a vertical approach. I was spider rigging for the first time ever on lake of the Ozarks and really enjoyed it, so I would filming with the 14' trolling rods by ACC this upcoming summer.
Hey don't get me wrong your boat ls a great looker I was just wondering if that would cause a fire r somethings like your videos keep them coming
ya, I probably should wrap some more electrical tape around the wires. The wires do have the shrink wrap around the connector pieces, but can't be to careful. Thanks for watching the video!
Like your show I don’t have water that deep only about 10 ft but like what you have to say
Find the deepest point (during fall/winter) crappie will use any depression in the lake bottom they can find during these months.
I like those little rooster tails
your confident brothet sick
Good stuff. Thanks
Yea kinda cold here but very cold up there. Stay wrapped up
Good videos. Why are u keeping 9" and 10" fish?
In this lake those are the keepers. Biggest fish I have ever seen pulled out of this lake is 14". Keepers is relative to what the lake has to offer unfortunately. I would like to throw back 9-10" fish, but if I am going to keep anything for a meal, those are the fish I keep. Thanks for watching!
yea but that last crappie was saying put me back in the water and then talk.
Great vid
Good video. What happened to your trolling motor?
Yeah what happen to your trolling motor an how did u get it to work like that!!
I bought it that way. It is missing the top cover plastic piece. The bottom plastic piece has a small crack in it. I'm eventually going to get it fixed. One of the many things on the to-do list. Thanks for watching!
How come the buoy doesn't float away?
There is an anchor attached to the string tied to the buoy.
I am happy to see vertical jigging for crappie. Will use here in Ontario. Did vertical jigging for years in Saskatchewan for walleye and perch!!! Pls follow me on UA-cam and Instagram!!
I use Bass Pro Shops Bobber Stops to correctly know the depths of the lures. Once you do this, you won't go back.
Looks like its time for a new steering cable lol
Looking for crappie rods?
I use the 7'6" and 8' ACC Crappiestix when I fish upnorth, when i travel to the southern states i use 10, 11 or 12ft jigs rods
Why does your steering wheel lock up on you
The steering system was about twenty years old and the pinion, which turned the cable system was completely rusted. I ended up replacing the entire steering system in July? I think. Now the I can steer the motor with one hand no problem.
Has anyone ever tried using slugs for crappie?
i haven't tried that before
Good lnfo but this video could be cut in half. I like fast info so I can move on.
You are good man . I like your vids, but please make a vid about jigging ( jerking) the right way to play with the fish. from Canada thank you and God bless.
Rods you use please
love your video's but brush piles are not structure....its cover
Lol “that’s a good fish” and throw it back ha
HOLLOWPOINTBULLET some days you keep 'em, some days you don't
Flopping Crappie you right tho
You must have filleting same as i do.
I hate when people start creeping in closer and closer. Go find your own spot!
Even 8 ft most times
Do me a favor, take that plastic bar code off the rod.
HAHA, I usually leave the plastic on to protect the foam/cork handle, BUT I'll take it off now.
Yep. First thing I saw too
heres a good tip, Dont fish by other fishermen, especially family members who are loud in their noise making.
Ok I’m only 14 so that’s what I don’t like about your videos ( but this is very helpful)
Storm Mountain well I'm glad you found this helpful.
You still have the "made in china" sticker on your rod.
Try not to point the camera into the sun. But good job.
It said how to vertical fish no information of any kind
And there ya go. A 10 oz black crappie for only $6,512.
Get a camra man
dont do takes
what do you mean, "don't do takes"?
I liked the 'takes' when you were starting the video. Two many UA-camrs do the same .... be different!! Be you!!!
AccessAble Fishing thanks!
2 ads in 7 minutes and no fish. something's gonna have to happen pretty quick. too much competition on yt to hold me here much longer...or bring me back
welp...see ya.
no one cares nerd
@@FloppingCrappie right on Davis
So I didn’t subscribe
Stephanie Sizemore ok? Why not?
The takes at the start it makes your videos look like it’s your first time taking a video
wait a minute...you've never heard outtakes before??? Even pros who have done this a long time have multiple takes in their videos. I just decided to show mine as a goof.
You don’t have a lot of subscribers
Stephanie Sizemore compared to some UA-camrs I do, compared to others i dont.
Please find d better music,
I know this is a boat show but what if you were bank fishing for crappie ? I understand the looking for brush but I seem to get hung up a lot. Thanks
I am trying to do some shore fishing videos, the problem is this time of year crappie move into deeper water 20+ feet. If you're fishing from shore (in the mid-summer through the fall) try to find a spot near a bridge or a dam. these will be places where you may be able to cast to deeper water from shore. Right now (in September), I am finding crappie on breaklines that go from 15-20 feet deep in a short distance. The best time of year for shore fishing crappie (or anything) is in the spring, when they are in the shallows to spawn. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching! More videos to come!
You had a split shot on line but I didn't catch where you talked about that.... Length from jig,etc.??? thanks...
Typically I place the split shot around 6inches above the hook
I’ve never caught crappie I’m trying to learn
I just subscribed to your channel. I like the way you keep moving with your content so many youtubers just seem to be babbling . Keep up the good work and looking forward to more .
Thanks for subscribing and thanks for watching!
Need some grease on that steerin wheel
I ended up replacing the steering system all together later that year
DittO TY so needa-wanna-gitta boat again almost 14yrs boatless jus a Sad Bank Yanker is Me
What i don't like is how people disliked it
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Thats why i subscribed
I like waitless i use regular bait hook with a 2 inch gulp minnow cast it out little bit let it sink slowly wile i twitch it just make it more life like in the sping time ill come back to camp with cooler full crappie to fillet eat
Way too many advertisements. One at the beginning, 3 in the 13 minute time span with one more at the end.
Gotta pay for boat gas somehow...
I didnt get any
Only if you take me. ;). Btw I did as you ask and did not hit dislike,just some info from my point of view.
Well I appreciate honest input. I do plan on traveling to more lakes in TX, MS, and TN, hopefully soon. Thank you for watching!
Hey man if you get this since it’s an older video! But can you show everyone what crappie can look like on the fish finder please!! I’ve been fishing for crappie for a long long time but I got my very first fish finder ever & im trying to figure it out!! I got the garmen 73sv but they should show up the same or close as all other fish finder I assume?? Thanks man love the videos!!
Sure I can make a video on this. I have a Humminbird Helix 9, but it should look the same. Thanks for watching!
I thought yeah said that how'd duh jig four crappies, I ain't seen nothin what for n that there four crappies fishin yeah said u do on this hearrrr itching video. Why not just fish that there fishin pond without hittin bottom ain't nothin but cats on the bottom n walleyes there, still ain't seen no four fish like ya sayin there in ya video.
what??? You are going to have retype your comment because I have no idea what you're asking
Do you even english?
Nice video. As a fellow west central Wisconsinite, that ain't crowded. Try pool 4 late March/early April.......THAT'S crowded.lol
Haha, very true. I've seen video on pool 4 during the walleye run.
Good day of fishing!!
Gotcha!!
Nice would like you to tell about your equipment and where to get it. Will send a pm.YEHAA from East KY
Hey +KNiteshft, I get my equipment from a number of outdoor stores, Cabelas, Amazon, Gander Mountain (while they're still open.haha). I'm thinking about doing a video in the future of just gear/equipment.
Thank you sent a little info in pm that might be useful.
Like your techniques
You mentioned Crappie move, how do you dertermine where they are moving to?
Well the will usually follow baitfish (when feeding), and they like to stay in the same environment (water depth, structure, weedlines). So if you find crappie in 10ft of water near a weed line, and then all sudden you can't find them anymore, try moving to an area with the same type of set up (10ft of water near weed line). Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!
Good video but learn the difference between "structure" and "cover".
Bob Estes you're right I should say cover when talking brush piles and weedbeds. Its just when I think of cover, I think of over hanging tree limbs and docks though (things above the water). Thanks for watching.
In the world of fishing Bob, they are interchangeable since both can be the other. Weeds and brush are considered soft structure. Hard structure such as rocks or boulders also offer cover to the smaller fish (bait) that the larger fish prey on.
If I don’t have a trolling motor would I drop an anchor 🤔
yes. just don't drop it directly on the school of fish, this may scare them. However, if you are on structure, they most likely will come back to that structure to feed or for cover. Thanks for watching!
I wish you had shown how to rig your line!!!
I have a number of other videos with how to rig different setups.
dem other boats bout to be fishing in his boat !!!!
People that do that are assholes.
What lake are you fishing on
A smaller lake in western Wisconsin
This was helpful
You're welcome, thanks for watching!
Have u tryed the Cajun critter bass pro has
No I haven't seen those in action yet. I'll have to check them out. Thanks for watching!
My grandpa us them he does ok
Use
@@jacobjacob6166 I'll have to pick some up
if thats the average size for that lake i would find another lake. noone wonts to see reruns as wll unless your falling in the water.
I will happily go to another lake, will you be paying for travel costs?
Using a 9 ft rod for crappie? LOL
what's funny about that? Crappie fisherman use 10-12ft rods normally.
Yea the longer poles for white perch are nice to have
9’ is perfect size!
Man.them boats kept inching closer & closer to you.they have the whole lake & insist on getting as close to you as possible that would make me mad.0
Why not use a bobber
This video is about vertically jigging for crappie. You can use a bobber if you want, I have many videos demonstrating that technique.
@@FloppingCrappie you have ant video's of not fishing on a boat? Like just the side of a lake? I caught like 1 crappie yesterday with a jig and bobber combo but today I only had one get loose. I can't seem to understand if I should be using weights with my setup or what. I use 2 detachable ones and a floater. Idk if you can link me to a video that is kinda along those lines.
@@xXBrownBoy12Xx I haven't filmed many videos fishing from shore. This is something I plan on making more videos of in this year. Depending on what part of the country you're in the crappie should be shallow right now or within the next couple weeks for the spawn. Try using a small bobber and a 1/16 or 1/32 oz. Jig. Cast near fallen logs/trees or near standing reeds.
@@FloppingCrappie I'm in GA USA and yeah I'm using a 1/16oz but should I add any weights? Also how far should my bobber be from the jig fishing from shore? Thanks btw
@@xXBrownBoy12Xx the crappie should be spawning right now or some may be in post spawn. I would out the jig a foot below the bobber. No extra weights needed. The fish should be fairly shallow 3ft or less if they are spawning. The post spawn fish will still be reasonably shallow 3-6ft.
I was told that the fish finder would like show a bunch of fish & they would be stacked ontop of each other close together!! I don’t no if that’s true or not but the help would be greatly accomplished!! Also I mounted the transducer on the back of my boat & not on the trolling motor!! With it on the back of the boat where should I fish when I see them on the fish finder?? Thanks for the information!! Greatly appreciate it!!
Crappie will look like an oval, fish stacked on top of each other, when they are schooled together. If the transducer is on the back of the boat, I would throw out at least two marker buoys marking on each side of the school. So as you start seeing the fish on the sonar throw a marker buoy out, then as you keep moving (with your big motor) throw another marker buoy out when you stop seeing fish on the sonar. These buoys will show you an area to start casting or jigging. This way you can fish off the front of your boat.
enjoyed the video,, we vertical jig for crappie also,, mostly around bridges in south carolina
+Glenn Webster, Thanks for watching!